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Thanks for the enlightenment
J. Michael Diehl
mdiehl at triton.unm.edu
Thu Jul 8 18:08:09 PDT 1993
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According to Morgan Davis:
>
> Let me thank all of those who set me straight on the PGP signature stuff.
> I got about half a dozen messages that politely educated me on the use of
> PGP secured messages. (This also served as a test to make sure our news
> program is properly interfacing with this mailing list -- and it is.)
>
This has puzzled me for some time, too. Would you please summarize? Thanx.
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